Reflection On My Senior Project

My Senior Project was based on teaching the 6th grades of Talent Middle School and some from White Mountain Middle School. Our camp would teach boys and girls the basic skills of basketball as well as adding drills that we learned at our high school basketball practices. Eleazar and I would make shooting drills, dribbling drills, and show them to play proper defence.
The steps my partner and I would go through every monday and friday would be Layups. We would do layups for about 10 minutes at the beginning of every practice, then begin with our warm up drills which is running a couple laps and some drills with the basketball like going around cones dribbling. The things that we have developed doing toward the end of my senior project compared to the first couple hours are growing the relationship with the kids and knowing how they play. Each individual kid is stronger at one thing and weaker with another. Throughout my project I have not made many changes. At the beginning of the camp I would struggle with trying to get hours in my project due to basketball practices. When
I had a blast working and teaching these kids what I love to do on my spare time. I learned that no matter what age you are one can still work hard and have the ability to gain our knowledge about basketball. I was proud of the kids showing up whenever they could. They would come to work hard and were dedicated to their job. When we made shirts and handed them out, the kids all wore them to school the following day and were given multiple comment about them. They were so excited to wear them shirts to school and delighted by the way they turned out. This project made me think about what I want to be when I grow up, possibly even one of the things I have on my bucket list. Although that I accomplished many goals throughout this project I Feel like some qualities I can use outside of high school are teaching,